Moldable Medical Splint Sheets Thermoplastic Orthopedic Immobilization Material

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Moldable Medical Splint Sheets Thermoplastic Orthopedic Immobilization Material

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Product Description

Basic Information

Condition

New

Usage

Correct Deformities, Fracture Fixation

Using Site

Vertebra, Shoulder & Neck, Waist, Arm/Wrist/Leg/Foot

Type

Splint Fixation

Package

Carton Box

Specification

600*900mm

Origin

China

HS Code

37033609

Capacity

10000 PCS

Product Description

Moldable Medical Splint Sheets Thermoplastic Orthopedic Immobilization Material

Size: 900*600mm

Thickness: 2.4mm / 3.2mm / 4.0mm

Perforation: Plain sheets, 5%, 10%, and customized options

Colors: Original, White, Blue, Light Pink, and customized colors

Key Features

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Mouldable

It could be moulded to the right shape easily after being activated in hot water.

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Breathability

Small perforation holes prevent itching, inflammation, and skin lesions during prolonged use.

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Waterproof

Completely waterproof plastic material. Patients can wear it while bathing or swimming.

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X-ray Translucent

X-rays pass through easily during radiation therapy or imaging without needing to remove the splint.

Application & Usage

A thermoplastic splint is a modern device used to immobilize, protect, and support injuries such as fractures, sprains, and strains. It is lighter and more versatile than traditional plaster casts.

How to use:

Place the splint in 65-70°C water for 1-3 minutes or until it becomes pliable.
Remove it and blot dry with a clean towel.
Mold the splint around the specific body part (arm, leg, etc.) to the correct shape.
Wait for it to cool; it will harden into a rigid, protective covering.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main advantages over traditional plaster?

Thermoplastic splints are significantly lighter, can be custom-molded directly to the patient, are waterproof, and can be removed for cleaning.

Can the material be reused or reshaped?

Yes, the material becomes pliable again when reheated in 65-70°C water, allowing for adjustments if the patient's swelling decreases.

Is the splint comfortable for long-term wear?

Yes, especially the perforated versions which provide air circulation to prevent skin irritation and heat buildup.

Do I need to remove the splint for an X-ray?

No, the material is X-ray translucent, meaning it does not interfere with medical imaging or radiation therapy.

How long does it take for the splint to harden?

Once removed from hot water and molded, the splint typically hardens within a few minutes as it cools to room temperature.

Is the material safe for sensitive skin?

The material is medical-grade thermoplastic designed for skin contact; however, the perforated design is recommended to ensure breathability for sensitive skin.